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Level: Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate.
Use this practice/game after teaching the difference in using present perfect and past simple tenses. Two groups of students.
A asks B the question Have you ever. . . ?
B answers either No, I have never. . . (elicit using this structure for the negative answer), or the answers is "Yes".
Then A keeps asking for some details using Wh- words and past simple questions. Make As ask more then one question.
The groups switch every round.
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